English Open 2021 - Latest results, scores, schedule and order of play with Judd Trump and Ronnie O'Sullivan playing

ByEurosport

Updated 08/11/2021 at 19:30 GMT

The English Open returns to Milton Keynes with world number one Judd Trump looking to defend the title he won last year when he beat Neil Robertson 9-8 in the final. Ronnie O'Sullivan, Mark Selby, Kyren Wilson and recent Northern Ireland Open champion Mark Allen are also vying for the title. Stream the English Open live and on demand on discovery+

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The Marshall Arena held the majority of tournaments during the coronavirus pandemic as the sport maintained a strict bubble, but fans are now welcome again as Judd Trump returns to defend his title.

Six-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan will make his first appearance since his shock whitewash to Hossein Vafaei at the German Masters, but Mark Williams misses out after testing positive for Covid.

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Northern Ireland Open champion Mark Allen is also in action along with Mark Selby, John Higgins and Kyren Wilson.

Latest draw/results

Round 1

Mon 1 Nov 10am

Anthony McGill [16] 4-1 Gao Yang [80]
Stephen Maguire [9] 3-4 Mark King [59]
Kyren Wilson [5] 4-0 Noppon Saengkham [38]
Ding Junhui [10] 4-1 Andrew Pagett [96]

Mon 1 Nov 1pm

Judd Trump [1] 4-1 Matthew Selt [33]
Barry Hawkins [12] 4-1 Reanne Evans (f) [115]
Shaun Murphy [6] 4-3 Duane Jones [92]
Yan Bingtao [15] 4-1 Aaron Hill [82]

Est. Mon 1 Nov 3pm

Stuart Bingham [13] 4-1 Ng On Yee (f) [120]
Jack Lisowski [14] 3-4 Mark Joyce [63]
Oliver Sykes (a) 1-4 Allan Taylor [75]
Mark Selby [2] 4-2 Sanderson Lam (a)

Mon 1 Nov 7pm

Mark Lloyd (a) 0-4 Paul Deaville (a)
Ronnie O'Sullivan [3] 4-1 David Lilley (a)
John Higgins [7] 4-1 Zhao Jianbo [74]

Est. Mon 1 Nov 8pm

Neil Robertson [4] 4-0 Andy Hicks [104]
Mark Allen [11] 1-4 Luca Brecel [44]

Round 2

Mon 1 Nov 7pm

Alexander Ursenbacher [42] 0-4 Tom Ford [24]

Est. Mon 1 Nov 8pm

Gary Wilson [28] 3-4 Ben Woollaston [52]

Tue 2 Nov 10am

Xiao Guodong [32] 2-4 Steven Hallworth [70]
Anthony McGill [16] 4-0 Gerard Greene [101]
Cao Yupeng [86] 0-4 Mark King [59]
Kyren Wilson [5] 4-2 Ashley Carty [71]

Tue 2 Nov 1pm

Ross Muir (a) 4-1 Wu Yize [107]
Xu Si [98] 0-4 Zhao Xintong [25]
Barry Hawkins [12] 4-3 Jak Jones [65]
Jamie Wilson [85] 1-4 Mark Selby [2]

Est. Tue 2 Nov 3pm

Judd Trump [1] 4-3 Jimmy Robertson [48]
Chang Bingyu [93] 3-4 Paul Deaville
Soheil Vahedi (a) 1-4 Robbie Williams [68]
Mark Davis [49] 4-3 Graeme Dott [20]

Tue 2 Nov 7pm

Fergal O'Brien [77] 4-3 Stuart Bingham [13]
Akani Songsermsawad [57] 4-3 Ricky Walden [29]
John Higgins 4-0 Oliver Lines [69]

Est. Tue 2 Nov 8pm

Mark Joyce [63] 0-4 Jamie Clarke [67]
Stephen Hendry [89] 0-4 Chris Wakelin [61]

Wed 3 Nov 10am

Rory McLeod [78] 1-4 Anthony Hamilton [47]
Li Hang [39] 4-2 Ali Carter [22]
Fraser Patrick [117] 4-2 Hossein Vafaei [40]
Nigel Bond [64] 1-4 Yan Bingtao [15]

Wed 3 Nov 1pm

Thepchaiya Un-Nooh [19] 4-0 Peter Devlin [84]
Joe O'Connor [56] 2-4 Shaun Murphy [6]
Lu Ning [34] w/o Allan Taylor [75]
Ding Junhui [10] 4-1 Tian Pengfei [53]

Wed 3 Nov 3pm

Ronnie O'Sullivan [3] 4-1 Michael Georgiou (a)
Stuart Carrington [51] 0-4 Luca Brecel [44]
Martin Gould [23] 4-0 Scott Donaldson [35]
Martin O'Donnell [46] 1-4 David Gilbert [18]

Wed 3 Nov 7pm

Anthony McGill [16] 0-4 Ross Muir (a)
Tom Ford [24] 3-4 Mark King [59]
Mark Davis [49] 4-1 Fergal O'Brien [77]
Sunny Akani [57] 2-4 Neil Robertson [4]

Wed 3 Nov 8pm

Judd Trump [1] 4-1 Steven Hallworth [70]
Zhao Xintong [25] 3-4 Paul Deaville (a)
Kyren Wilson [5] 4-3 Ben Woollaston [52]
Barry Hawkins [12] 1-4 Robbie Williams [68]

Round 2

Thur 4 Nov 1pm

Jamie Clarke [67] 4-1 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh [19]
Li Hang [39] 1-4 Luca Brecel [44]
Fraser Patrick [117] 4-2 Shaun Murphy [6]
Chris Wakelin [61] 1-4 Mark Selby [2]

Thur 4 Nov 3pm

Ronnie O'Sullivan [3] 4-3 Anthony Hamilton [47]
John Higgins [7] 4-3 Lu Ning [34]
Ding Junhui [10] 4-0 Martin Gould [23]
David B Gilbert [18] 2-4 Yan Bingtao [15]

Round 3

Thur 4 Nov 7pm

Judd Trump [1] 4-1 Ross Muir (a)
Mark King [59] 4-0 Paul Deaville (a)
Kyren Wilson [5] 4-1 Robbie Williams [68]
Mark Davis [49] 3-4 Neil Robertson [4]

Thur 4 Nov 8pm

Ronnie O'Sullivan [3] 4-0Jamie Clarke [67]
Luca Brecel [44] 4-2 Fraser Patrick [117]
John Higgins [7] 4-1 Ding Junhui [10]
Yan Bingtao [15] 4-3 Mark Selby [2]

QUARTER-FINALS

Fri 5 Nov 12pm

Judd Trump [1] 3-5 Mark King [49]
Ronnie O'Sullivan [3] 5-1 Luca Brecel [44]

Fri 5 Nov 7pm

Kyren Wilson [5] 4-5 Neil Robertson [4]
John Higgins [7] 5-3 Yan Bingtao [15]

SEMI-FINALS

Sat 6 November 1pm

Ronnie O'Sullivan [3] 5-6 John Higgins [7]

Sat 6 November 7pm

Mark King [49] 4-6 Neil Robertson [4]

Final

Sun 7 November 1pm & 7pm

John Higgins 8-9 Neil Robertson

When is the English Open 2021?

The English Open begins on November 1 2021.

The sixth edition of the tournament returns to Milton Keynes with world No. 1 Judd Trump looking to defend the title he won last year when he beat Neil Robertson 9-8 in the final.

When is the English Open 2021 final?

The tournament reaches its conclusion on Sunday November 7.

Is the English Open on TV?

Yes. The event is live on Eurosport every day with coverage on the television beginning at 12:45.

There will also be extended highlights and expert studio analysis from Eurosport pundits.

Tournament history

The tournament was established in 2016 as part of the Home Nations Series. Judd Trump is the defending champion and aiming to become a first two-time winner this year.

YEAR	WINNER	RUNNER UP	SCORE	HOST CITY
2016	Liang Wenbo	Judd Trump	9–6	Manchester
2017	Ronnie O'Sullivan	Kyren Wilson	9–2	Barnsley
2018	Stuart Bingham	Mark Davies	9–7	Crawley
2019	Mark Selby	David Gilbert	9–1	Crawley
2020	Judd Trump	Neil Robertson	9–8	Milton Keynes